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Decorah-posten., 1887-01-19

Zen 6uloringeu er life mere este
emo jeg er G9te," ia Sentcn til &iare.
fen i'm.
Decorah-posten., 1887-01-19

R%eslerinsen ital babe aiiluttet CT
2rattat meo aiua, lum belt % bolbent
'prbpoer Snouanorins al Sincere til DC
6preneoe Stater. Sraftaten oil ON
np9le 0aSe blipe iorelast Senatet for
a, itabfGites.
Decorah-posten., 1887-01-19

Senatet bar meo tor Wajoritet ueb,
tassi 6Glestcmiteens aUmpromisior.
iias ON Sesulerins al Standardization
meuem Staterne.
Decorah-posten., 1887-01-19

) Quiet er i%uoleOeret ct 5orilas ON
at bepilee s7,366.250 for 5orbebriuser
ceb 2onte;S iOritielise Sapne os 5lober.
Decorah-posten., 1887-01-19

Boitoepartementets Srnttos Snbtas.
Ter ! De iioite 3 Waaneber al inbepe.
renbe 6inausaar er 100000 itsrre eno
| f'liparenoe 3iosrum al iorrise Iar.
Decorah-posten., 1887-01-19

Oscar Malmros fra ct. Baul er af
Breiibenien uonGpnt til aonIul / Cog
nac, Sranfrise.
Decorah-posten., 1887-01-19

Suiets Wilitertomite bar inoItiuet
III S~sotaselie 5prilaset ON at oprette
en- Wilit9ritutiOn / Chicago Os en- |
TEMPER.
Decorah-posten., 1887-01-19

9erritOrierne @pomins % Montana,
ipm for fort 1io iipen bleu benlast til
Eeniipns 9iitrittet Wilwautee. er MI
benlast til Yeniions 9iitrittet San
5roneisco.
Decorah-posten., 1887-01-19

Se Born! Gla / 3oplpsiif Saue:
"Se Mama," Glefanten refer lang
H9Ie al os.
Decorah-posten., 1887-01-19
1000 Siocr

al oct Sla9s ioruOen felipe Slaoet. Sen
5ortGlin9cr, Der MI saa iammen oermes,
remlig
Decorah-posten., 1887-01-19

inoeboloer altio 8ooe os i%nteresjanh
Ncpeler, c9 Nbonneuterne faar / Aaret19h
nGIten
Decorah-posten., 1887-01-19

Sr. Charles Gberbarb, ionn Dor paa
SpozG ueen ct. 2ancaiter, ga, tiger,
at ban altio bar brllst Or. Iusuit So
ni9s Samburser 9raaber for Waues
imerter, Iffreftelie o9 for at renle
BlOoet.
Decorah-posten., 1887-01-19
lite 6ebrmar,

for ale De o~pre9neoe ErGmier ieuoe 10 es
mtrore END ben peofgieoe Yris.
vi oil urimelis sjerue babe
Lancaster daily intelligencer. [volume] (Lancaster, Pa.) 1864-1928, 1887-07-29

8very body will toll you now In this season Of
summer hat you ought not 10 cat sO tnuch h meat
" Try the vegetarian diet" they say. We'll, We
have trts Il the vegetarian died until We are sick
OF u, II In hard to get In America and II Is
costly. Ana ws believe any way that man IL
earnivsrous To a large degrees. SIN. vegetables
ought n be eaten In their season. The only
trouble IL one II 80 apt tn get Rt hotels and rus
taurAnts only such vegetables ~ have lain In
the sun ana turned y "ehOiera green" OF
course. there Il risk IN eating such fond. Bstter
project yourself ~ we'll ~ possible by having
n AlWsys within reach some BRAHDaRru's PILLS.
4 dose OF three to ten. according to your bulk.
viii generally act ~ q preventive against all
diseases Srisiug from eating impure food.
Lancaster daily intelligencer. [volume] (Lancaster, Pa.) 1864-1928, 1887-07-29
Seeds That aev.ss.ase Qssessy.

The human system Is n fruitful soil. and
among seeds that gsrminate most rapidly In
II are those of rheumatism and neuralgia. A
slight COLI, brought on by sitting In sdranght,
wei feet or damp clothes, will develop either
Of those abominable painful maiadi-s with
unpleasant rapidity. The proper preventive
OF this agon ming vegetation IL Hostetter's
stomach Biiters, . medicine which null,tes
o tendency to either Of the maladie- named,
aud sooth.s the aches which they cause. Nor
Is IL less effective as a remedy for rheumatism
than ~ Its preventive, u fact a. amply at
tested ~ any other relating To It's curative
properties. Mariners, miners, ffontisrsmen,
and others, hay. ever found Il . faithful pre-
seryative of health In uhiavorable regions,
and bcnign remedy for malariAl disorders,
and stomach, liver and bowel complaints. 10
y hne promoter OF appetite aud y capital
tonic.
Lancaster daily intelligencer. [volume] (Lancaster, Pa.) 1864-1928, 1887-07-29
TAE SWIFT BPHCIFlU w.
Mexican War Veteran

The wonderful efficacy OF swift's specidc ~
remedy and cure for rhsu mAtism ana all blood
diseases. has never had = moro cOnspicuou,
illustration than this Case afYOrcs. The candid
unsolicited and emphatic testimony given BY
the venerable gentleman must DO accepted ~
convincing ana conclusive. The writer 10 &
prominent citizen Of Mississippi. The gentle
man N whom Mr.. Martin refers. and 70 Wholh
hs II indebted for the advice TO which he oWes
hts unsi relief from years Of suffering, Is Mr
King. for many years the popular night clerh
Of tho Lawrence HOUSE. At jackson.
JACKSON. Aiss.. April 3. 1857.
tbs SWIFT srsoI1Io COMPANY. Atlanta, Ga:
Gentiemen.-l have been an invalid pensiOner
and other diseases IN % the SsHicsn Wsr. but nct
ill the lst Of narch, ls7a did fsel any symp.
denly s,ricSsn Win that disease i in both hips s
and ankles: FOR twenty days I vailed On
.sisd i."% % joint joint. 's sor S''ss sssis soi
would bs totally disabled, either on one side
me : @o&snt tor eleven year. ana " ssvsn ven
month month. that y from na,ch l. is7s.
Of Intense suffering tried innumerAb!s pre-
.Sr,p,;SS";s fr" y.i,Sus unysic,.ns, ana tisa
!scsiv:d tAs Iss.t Oensat from any medicine
tassn intsrhAiiy or externally. l sm not ewAre
AIlsn:.:. S.vinS de:Psirsd q every other run. n:
this city. lie lad onco been great sufferer
cured 6y . visit % ths Hot sprtnss. hut whom
met him he told mo that his visit 70 the Hot
rvturn from hot springs he heard for the arst
time, Of 4 y: u. ~ . remedy for rhsu,nxtism. lie
eeverA yoars have passsd sinos, bu. he has hxd
iS@sdi..siy rssurnsa TRY IT. In s.p.sm.
ber vas weil-Ss TAR ~ the rheumatism Wss
concerned. An pain had disappoared, and
lAvD not 1BLr TWIn0D o. IT sInUu.
] have NO interest in making this statement
other than tbs hope that II may direct come
has this result Sm veil rewarded Tor my trou.
ela I am very respectfully. ana truly your
61end, J. n. H. nAkTiN,
yor sale BY al druSgists. Treatise ON HOOD
ana Hkin DiSeasHs mailed freA,
THE SWIFT SP.CIVIC CO.,
febl.lyd4W OrxWer 3 Atlantic, Ga.
Lancaster daily intelligencer. [volume] (Lancaster, Pa.) 1864-1928, 1887-07-29
Not This eumsnss.

From the San francisco Chronice.
"Tsil me," he Whispered with The hoarse-
mem OF emotion. whispered - II hs feared the
murmuring surf might catch the question
and bear II sone other cara "Tell me, have
you ever lOv0dS
Hh0 trembed. She hesitated for Q moment
and he thought he felt her blushes grow into
his eyes Hhe trembled and In Q still soft
whisper gentle ~ the summer breeze an
sWored, "nos this aummer.".
Lancaster daily intelligencer. [volume] (Lancaster, Pa.) 1864-1928, 1887-07-29

Are you disturbed at nigh and broken OF your
rest by = siek child suffering and crying with
the exeruciatang pain OF cutting tseIh II 20,
20 Ut ooos ana get bottle OF y Rs WIASLOW'S
little su9srsr Immediately y-oepend vnon A. !.
there y NO mistake about IT, There = not 4
n0thsr on earth who has ever ussd ~ vho nm
not tell you st onos that q wuI reCuIsta ~.
bowels. sna give rest 70 the moehar. IA rsiisf
ana haalth 70 the ohild, opsrstane NM M ~.
IL 10 psrSsetly saSs 70 uss In ali oAsas ~ n:ss
ant 70 tha tasts. anal ths prescrptson Of ~ al
the Oldest and best female physSeians ma
pursss In ths Unitsd etatss SOLD every vhers
scents botoa mAyel-lyaAW
Lancaster daily intelligencer. [volume] (Lancaster, Pa.) 1864-1928, 1887-07-29
rosoe Of HABIT.

From tho New York Sun.
Bsrtsuder 10 custotner) You arc putting
water In your whiaky, Or. l thought you
Away drank Il straighsr
Customer (hastIIy why, 70 do, forgot
mS self for the moment
Barteudsr-Tbat's what l thought Well,
how u the milk business, Mr.. Y0llOhS
Lancaster daily intelligencer. [volume] (Lancaster, Pa.) 1864-1928, 1887-07-29
An EaA - Boas soaps,a

Edward shepherd. OF Harrisburg, ILL.,. says
I" Having received 30 much bsn6nt from klectrtc
ntttsTu. fsoi u my duty tO lot suffering human.
lty know H. Have hxd . running sOrU on my
leg for eight years my doctors told me would
have 70 have the bone scr1ped or leg xmput utated.
] used. Instead. three bottles Of Electric Bitters
aud seven DOxes Bucklen's Arnica Hslya. and
my ieg 10 now sound and we'll"
klectrtc htttsrs and Bucklen's Arnica aalve
iS0 North Queen street, LAnoasisr. Pa (6)
Lancaster daily intelligencer. [volume] (Lancaster, Pa.) 1864-1928, 1887-07-29

heads0he In either its nervous, bilious or con.
gsstive NDrns, caused by irregular hsbits, high
living, etc., and no remedy has ever conquered
it until Dr. Leslie's special Prescription wxs dis.
covered. Give ~ tFtal. Sse advertisement In
AnOthor column. ~
Lancaster daily intelligencer. [volume] (Lancaster, Pa.) 1864-1928, 1887-07-29
B0ahIoa's AsaSoD SAVE.

Tus Bs,r sALys In the world for Cuts, Bruises
Chappsd Hands. Chilblains. C0rns, ana ali skin
8ruptions. and positively cures piles. or NO pay
iscsion. or money rsfusdsd. frics s osnts psr
boz. For ssiS BY u. H. Cochran. Druggist, kOs
81 md ~ North Queen g. Lancaster Pa
Lancaster daily intelligencer. [volume] (Lancaster, Pa.) 1864-1928, 1887-07-29

THE Rev. 0kO. II. ThAYEk OF Bourboo
Ina, says Both myself and vtle owe our live
SoosSss Ssass.s Ia u xcs. e Susss g:
Lancaster daily intelligencer. [volume] (Lancaster, Pa.) 1864-1928, 1887-07-29

elSs dream Hahn Wa recommended u me
BY y druRstst ~ preventive To hay fever
Nave besn Usi0H IL as directed stnca the 9Th OF
August and have found II . specific for that
years or more have been great sufferer each
year. from August 9Th TILL frOst, and have tried
cream Balm IL the only preventive j have ever
Snuno. Hay fever sufferers ought TO know OF IL
efficacy; =. u. Ainsw0rth. Pubisher, Indian.
sp0lis Ind. tyls 9wdeOd4W
Lancaster daily intelligencer. [volume] (Lancaster, Pa.) 1864-1928, 1887-07-29
sPOOsAL NOTIO0N,

shlLOH's CUBE viii immodiatsly ruliovo
Group. WhOpinV Cough and bronchitis. 106
sale BY II. b. Cochran. Druggist, No. IN NORTH
0u0An str68e (H
Lancaster daily intelligencer. [volume] (Lancaster, Pa.) 1864-1928, 1887-07-29

p1NNDYLvANlAR RAILROAD BOHHU
l. ULe.-1n e60ot nom Juno n lGoR
zfAln1 LAW LAuOA0Pn ana Leave "a oRxaN
q RhilAAAlphiA - f0ll0Wp:
Lancaster daily intelligencer. [volume] (Lancaster, Pa.) 1864-1928, 1887-07-29

H. VIII ~ Great fopOs.
From the Atchison 9lCbe.
A pap0r In sOOn n be started In this city
whtch will have for its motto: "Besr for
our irieuds river water for our onemioA"
Lancaster daily intelligencer. [volume] (Lancaster, Pa.) 1864-1928, 1887-07-29

eaeering fsom ths effects OF youthful errors,
eASay oeeoys Wasting veakness, lost manhood,
eee~ WI eou1 valuable treatise (s0al0dl con.
e1aaiae nall particular for home cure, rHkE OF
snAf(e 4 opsen1iA msdicai work should b.
~ ~ eyqry mAn Who u nervous and 0ebiIi.
snsS1 A1Ssa F3Os. .. g. IOWLkK
oooDv 0On6ua CN0D.
Lancaster daily intelligencer. [volume] (Lancaster, Pa.) 1864-1928, 1887-07-29


bafH at he p =. AA1 aETiv0 at LAA0ao1o9 G -
n Maristsa Aeoommodation leaves Ooapn
- q 80 y. ana roachee MARSHA at 81 A1oA
ssscSinS Harsssts as is.a an1 - IsvS
nAE1etA q ~ ?. =. nd arrives q OoluMh0A0 9
~ also, leaves a. o:16 ana arrives At oso4
1i0 yoIk Accommodation loavae MARSHA q
Gle a2A aItayee . Lancaster q - eoaAooe1n0
Win Harrisburg 1XpTooo At 0:l0 q. N.
~ 1IeAeEiof fAe6ommodatioa, west eo1nee4
h0 6 Lancaster With 1ast Lima W60t e NJ
q. h. Wll run through 70 9re0eFlok.
n yyooerlek A0commo0a&lons oast leeYQQ
SSa S.s.s's q M '.A ''a'A'' lAs'''''s = ~
Hanover Accommodation, East, leaves Colsn.
bia 1t 4:lO p. m. Arrives At Lancaster at ~ y
M, connecting with Day kxpress.
1anoyss AcScTmooasson. wesS ecenSStn4 Il
yW T1A through 70 aanovsr: aaaly. sxssDs ean'
S;ss IanA west, O Sunday. wa 1AeQees
WI stop q DoEninltoyas CceaasvSie5 ar,n.l19 r,sx19sa
Tia osiy EainS which run daily. On eunAAy
~ nan Hail vt runs 81 wy o. Ooaunb1a
onn !. FHSSG HSSSG ssssssi ssssaii Esas2ss:
Lancaster daily intelligencer. [volume] (Lancaster, Pa.) 1864-1928, 1887-07-29
Ossssuaeusss - npoeeoo fsaias.
ro,u TIA 9al, rad ANzetta. July "a

OssssnSusss ~ apsssal Tsaias
From ths Haiiruad 0szstts. July u
In truth spsoiai trsins ars handicapped BY
pronounced dlsad vantaGsA Aadd many 0fil0em
have come 10 regard them in the nature Of
necessary evils, end 70 b avoided whsu
possib,A Tue iacs thas both msu On The train
and others whose duties aro afisclsd by Il
arc working outsids ofths habitusi round y
we'll undsrssnod. sud hes besn hsrstosoes
nsnt cause OF diaOmf0t N such
trains frequently IL the excessive speed,
and le may b0 roooOaably CDnjec(uFo
that this. with ~ astsndsns sxcitsmeat
ISa. mo,: : Q; ls. mild, smceE 10Th lea.sogess
which. weighed In the opinion Ne have
quoted. By elcsssivs spssd Ws do nos mean
IN unsafo rate, but one that 10 TN high tOr
comfort When the jarrett and Palmer traln
went scrnss the consinsus In is76 In ~ hours
'Complsisly legged out" eli VII asrss lhss
many trains, both regular end special, ars
now rus too isss for the comfort OF passsa-
gerA solid train OF bait dozen
30 ton sleepcrH, with doubls windowA closed,
ming q uniform speed, can b run 90
mil0s On hour, or iaster, without suspicion
OF the high speed On the part Of most Of the
passongerA but there afo comparatively few
iusds that can do thiA and those which con
great deal OF Il Those who altomps 70 imi.
tate this method with light cAras eein springs,
uneven spsed, les required BY Otodss) dusey
road, and Opo0 Windows nnd the expsrimeat
more Or lsas trying 70 psopls's nssvsA 4
train Whlch from any cause makes Q racket
that ooostauuy intrudss itself upon passsu.
gore ears cannot 10 called really pleasant 70
ride upon. Every one recngnisss the diifsrsncs
beswesn IN open. WiudOw0d local train In Q
dusty ssasOn and the oOtn p,yative Quiss OF .
heavy sleeper 10 winter when snow u sev.
oral inches above tho rsii, end even On rock
ballaseed truck the rsverberatioos from every
object passed arc ofssu uoplsasant Most
people deairo quiet - much In . day car -
at night To secure abeenco Of jar u mot On
easy tAsk, and certainly cannot bo success.
FULLY done at high spsods without heavy cars,
10 that increase or decrease Oi load shall nOl
sertOusly affect The Operati0o OS the springA
aud nOiso cannot 10 aatiafaCeOeily excluded,
Ia summer nj least, without such ventiasing
arrangements - will admit OF having moss
Of thS Windows CLOSED.
Lancaster daily intelligencer. [volume] (Lancaster, Pa.) 1864-1928, 1887-07-29
MEDICAL.
n GODS SARSAPAklLLA.
ALL We ASK
MEDICAL.

"e. W. "~UN
Of any oae sutHsring from scrofuia, sait rhsum.
dyspspsia. hsadaehs. kidney aad liver com
plants. that tlred fseling. or any disoass caused
Of promoted by Impure blood or low o0l the
system. 10 that you give HOO1b Barsaposills Q
fAir trial. We aro coaadent that the medicinal
value Of this peculiar preparation Will soon
mate itself Ssit through the system n restoring
health, stFssgth ana snersy. DO not take other
articles ciainea 70 be just ~ g0od bat bs surs
70 get Hoods sassapArillA.
Hoods 0asDapaxi1lA
ny wife haA Dyspepsia. sho ooula not keep
her TODD aowu, ana kAA that oppressed Sssiing
after ealing. she had no appstitss aaA was tirsa
al The time. sho tried numerous mo0icinoo
without bsing relieved. but the nrst bottle Of
Il0odS Aarsapariila did her . great deal Of g00a.
She has now taken two bottles, ana cas sat any.
thiss she wants without having that distrsss.
and has no troubls In rotaining her food JOHn
BASTssvisLD. Marion. Ohio.
Build Up the System
"Hooda sanaparitlA has Done mo 80 imuenss
amount Of 9ossf. Ny whole system has bean
built up and strengthened. my disestiOa I'm.
proved my head ruiievod Ol tho severe ifritA-
lion. COuai0er % the best medicine have ~v6r
used. and am giAA ~ sp0ak in 1ts prAises" MARY
l.. P.nLs, . Turner street, Salem, nAss.
HOODS 0AR9APARlLLA
sold by all druggists. O sig Tor .. Prepared
by q. .. HOOD 40 > lowell. nass.
I0O DOSES ONE DOLLAR tS
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1887-07-13

Lee. Hamm and Tcemer won their respective
heats In the with which the three days pro-
fessional regatta at Lake Quinsigdm opened
yesterday.
Queen Kapiolani and suite left New York for San
Francisco on the $3.50 train last evening. There
was no demonstration at her departure.
Archie Martin, colored, was hanged for marder
at Rockingham, y. e., yesterday.
The annual session OF the Sons OF TEMPERANCE
opened In Boston yesterday. The reports show
membershpo OF ~, 379 gain OF {, 35l. Twenty two
new divisions have been formed and three rein.
stated in South Carolina
Three boys were drowned while bathing yester.
day afternoon at Patty's Island In the Delaware
policeman Geo. Fletcher, OF New York city, yes
terday afternoon arrested Michael Mcmahon an
and after flerce struggle safely brought him 20
the station-house.
Nine persons returning from Harriet Terrys
funeral at Mount Pleasant, Tenn, took refuge I'M
der a tree during thunder storm: A bolt oflight-
ming shattered the tree, killing all nine Instantly.
The Lake Blum convocation has decided that
emadame president" Is the proper Title not "Niss"
or "Nrs." president.
There was an orange riot In Paterson, n. j., yes
terday, In which many persons were bruised; none
seriously. There was renewed rioting I'm Belfast
Ireland last evening, In which one policeman WAS
seriously injured.
AZ the convention OF the master house painters
In New York yesterday a resolution was adopted
The convention OF the National Education Asso-
citation opened last evening al the exposition buiid
ing In Chicago About 1000 school teachers from
ali parts OF the United states are In attendance.
approved the election OF Prince Ferdinand OF SAKE
Coburg as prince OF Bulgaria
The coupon cases against the Baltimore and
Ohio Railroad Co came up In the Richmond Cir
Iendants counsel were removed 70 the United
states Circuit Court
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1887-07-13
Department Clerks, U,~aves.

QUESTION AS TO HOW THEY AKH TO M con.
sIDERED IN RECORDS or ATTENDANCE"
To the Editor of The EVENING srAs:
should be glad 10 have the civil Service Com
missioners decide whether Attendance as An
element OF 'efficiency," in the record OF a Depart
ment clerk, Is inclusive exclusive OF the annual
leave" OF thirty days. Does a clerk who takes no
leave" or who takes but part OF the privileged
leave, gain proportionately better record, with
respect 10 attendance, compared with a clerk who
takes the uttermOst s1eave?r The annual alloa-
ment OF thirty DAYS Is IL should be noted n priv
leSe only, not right. Now, when the DEPART
mental judgment day is at hand and the deeds
Done In the body, by the writer and Others are 10
De taken into account, the decision desired may
possibly determine whether they shall ego pp
higher" or be forever 'cast out"
A DEPARTMENT CLERk.
tAt present the custom varies IN ifferent Offices
some chiefs hold that a clerk who takes his annual
leave Is ordinarily entitled to good n not bet
ter efficiency rating than one who does not avail
nlmsen OF his leave privilege, feeling that they
themselves Ghe chiefs do better work after
needed rest In the surgeon Generals Office how
ever the attendance during the year Is considered
carefully In computing the efficiency mark, and
the clerk VINO takes no leave has the best at
tendance record The Civil Service Commissioners
are considering the subject with view OF adopt
Ing rule applicable 10 all Departments and
bureaus which Will definitely NIX the value OF at
tendance In rating the employees for efficiency
and In this rule the question asked will be- malt
settied.-ED STARl
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1887-07-13


CITY CouNcII-Tne city councils met last night,
would be chosen there was considerable crowd
present, but many OF the members being out OF
town the election was postponed. The standing
committees were announced and an ordinance re-
ferred to the street committee requiring the Alex
andr1a and washington and the Virginia Midland
Railways to place nagmen at the intersection OF
their roadways with Prince street. As the choice
OF policemen will take place at the next meeting,
q resolution was adopted requesting the mayor 10
communicate to the council at its next meeting a
dereliction OF duty, the punishment inflicted. &C.
The boards then adjourned until next Tuesday,
when the policemen, weighers. inspectors, sur
veyor, &C., Will be chosen.
CORPORATION COURT.-The Corporation Court,
Judge Meade, was occupied with civil business to-
day. The suit OF city council to recover the pos
session of lot on Fayette and Cameron streets has
been decided In favor OF the city. In the suit Of
Kelly Carr agt Robbins and wife, late OF Brad
dock House, judgment has been given for plain
Vance & CO. agt. Vim. Cogan On the probate side
OF the court the estate OF O. T. stone, photogra-
pher. has been committed to Lewis Kraft, with J..
A. Field. j. T. Hill and /. Eichberg As appraisers.
trait OF Nathaniel Wattles. Elizabeth Rudd has
been made guardian OF Charles kudd
NCrEs.-Jas. Richards, indicted for stealing q
watch has been admitted TO bail by Judge
Meade.-Lieut. Smith has gone 70 Philadelphia
after Baker, the horse thief who broke jail
the Washington regatta next fall-Ance Manly
LETT here with the circus six years ago, and few
weeks since turned up In Staunton and represented
that she had been stolen BY gypsies. She was
sent to her home here, and yesterday went 70 the
workhouse for indecency. She is another Alex
andrtan that Q State reformatory would have
saved.-The Norton CO. has offered 70 buy the
iron BOOM"
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Ndms.
Nomk
o. Is:ooI
O. Is:oo
baltimore Marx eta.

BALTIMORE. Nd, July 13--virEinia skies. con.
soidated with coupons, 40: past due coupons aSI.
do new tnrees 631 do tenforsies. with coupons. Sd
bid to-day.
BALTIMORE, Nd, July 13-Cotton dun and
lower-middling. 1O,l. Flour quiet and steady
sS5T : s5saS a. AMY eatss s.
d. no T. ;5S;I o5.s.P:ss :apssi;..ss
easisr and quiet; red. sS:s $3.50: amber: s4ss5N
red, spot s2Sass}. July; s2.ss2x: Angus, s2.a
oSiH,;s SIp5H yelox 4Ssl8 western lower and AMI
mixed spot, 43.a44; July, 43hs4A: August 44,ss
vans, 3ssss: western white, $3.50; ves1.rn mi.sd
prime TO Choice Westerns Preyisi Qais1
shoulders and clear lib sides. packed. 6Sash. Bacon
a. Lard = refined. 81. Butter nrm :. ve:tsr1
Rs :1oeum :sa * srm
Rio c.rsoss. ordinary . f.ir, ls.lsa. ;. saK..
1 WSis{{y s.s ssa 14sIfs fresshs. 70 yss
pooI ner stesn,sx dull-cotton, Nd; lour, In ID
so5s q Sasne, s:1 sss:
800 bushels: rye, 900 bsshels, shtDmeuts-aour
So barrels; wheat, SO 100 bu.hels. Sales-whsat
BIO 600 bushels: corn. z, 600 oushetA
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1887-07-13
Gov. Curtin's Story.
4 Kx1funscKNcH SUGGESTED BY JEFF. DAVIS RI
CKNT REAARKG

Ex-Gov. Curtin, Of Pennsylvania, In conversation
about the alleged charge made by JEFFERSON Davis
that he had pardoned desperate out OF the East
ern penitentiary for the purpose OF having him
assass1natethe Confederate ch1eftain for reward
OF 100000 said:
III have no idea how such q story could have
originated but believe It was founded on an extra
ordinary Incident that occurred in ls62, during
my first term as governor OF Pennsylvania Al
that time q notorious f0rger named Kenyon Cross
was serving q long term In the Eastern peniten-
tiAry, In Philadelphia. One day received letter
written on the 0nicial paper OF the Secretary
OF Wars once, enclosed and sealed In an Of
fetal envelope, and signed with the name OF
Secretary stanton. The document was In sub.
stance that Kenyon Cross was In Q position to get
through the rebel lines and obtain very important
and most desirable Information ct rebel head
quarters in case he was pardoned The latter rec
ommended and urged the pardon. The document
bore every evidence that IL was genuine, and nc
suspicion attached TO IL whatever. Lat once made
out the necessary papers giving Cross bis freedom
and placed them, together with the letter from the
War once, In the hands OF the United States mar.
shall Gross WAS taken 70 Washington, where &,
was found that the letter signed by Secretary
Stanton waS forgery. Cross was put back In hi,
cell In the state prison and served his term. WhS
velope were obtained could not be found out and
the Incident Is shrouded In - much mystery to-day
a. Il was In 1857"